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Do you feel dull. languld, low-spIrltcd, life.
loss, nnd indescrlhAbly miserable, both physi-
cally und mentally; experience sense Of
fullncss or blOating after eating, or OF "gonc-
tless," or emptiness OF stomach In tho morn
my, Tongue coated. bitter or bad tastc In
mouth, irregular appctltc, diazlneEs, frequent
headaches, blurred cycsight, floating spGcks"
before the eyes, nervous prostrnton or cx-
hnustion, irrtabllity of temper hot iis!,cs
Alternating with chilly sensations sharp
biting, transient pains here md there, cold
icet, Irowsiness aftcr meals, waGctuncss. or
disturbed and undressing sleep, constant
indcscrlbablo feeling Of dread, or Of iinpcnd-
Ing calamity? -g. -IlIs.l's- -I-.- 'I.0,'..
II you havc all or my considerable number
q these symptoms, you arc suffering from
TINT most common Of American muladics-
Bilious Dyspepsia, or Torpid Liver, associated
complicated your disease hns become tho
greater tho number md diversity OF symp-
toms: NO matter what stRge 1t has reached,
Or: Elcrcc's Golden Medical Discovery
lions, for reasonable length al time. ] + not
cured, complications multiply and Cofsump-
ton or the Lungs, Skin Diseases, llcart Disease,
rheumatism, Kidney Disease, or other grave
maiadlcs arc quito liable TO set In md, sooner
or Inter: induce n fatal Termination.
2 DIR. Picrcc'S Golden Medical Dis
cOVery acts powerfully upon tho Liver, and
through that great blood purifying organ,
clcanscs mo system of all blood-tnnts and In
pttrities, from whatever cause arising. It Is
equally cliclciotIs In acting upon the Kid
ncys. md other eycrctory organs, cleansing,
strengthening. and healing their diseases. As
mn hppetiZlng, restorative tonic, 1t promotes
digestion nnl nutrition, thereby building up
poth lesl ana strength In mularlAl Districts
this wonderful medicine haR gAincd great
celebrity In curing Fever md Agtic, Clillls nnd
Fever, Dumb Aglic, and kindred diseases.
DR.. picfcc's Golden Medical Dis
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Dry GOOus.

NEW York, August 10 There wns more activity
In joobing departments Of trade and good business
was IN pr grcSs which promises TO increase daily,
but the demand Of agents WAS moderate az usual
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Wool.

and Pennsylvania extra neeces SIC: Xy 9ss3ie.
No combihg Ssc; Ohio tue delaine 3saS6c; Mich.
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6rain-Eew wheat 75c per bushe. State oau
3A132c. State corn, on the wharf, l5a47c. sv5 ~
SIS: fancy family, white amber. amber and winter
500 In paperi wood 15chigher. Dat meal--mediun
IS IS per Dbl: fancy $500. Rye -four 81 Is. - 4
Hay and SraW-Prime loose timothy, slo OUa12 o.
car load. straw loose, IS 90: baled, 50 90. Mid.
alings per ton SO 70. Bran per ton SIG 0G. 519i
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pEMEMpEp That the presence OF Generals
nLM llDuLll Beaulegard and Early, VINO aIc
Lutte fairness and Integrity that lnu Chances an all
equal, and that no one can possibly divine what
number will draw O Prize. ~ - jSi7zi, -
REMEMBER that the payment OF all Prizes Ia
GUARANTEED BY FOUR NATIONAL
BANKS OF New Orleans, and the TicEels ara
signed by the prcGiden, OF an institution, whose
chartered rights arc recognized In the highest
Courts; therefore, beware Of any limitations OF
suOuymOus schemes. fs- ...s.5 lslI.,.- =
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-,Ean.E.
LdYe Stock

EAST LInEHrY, August .-Cattle-Receipu 900
head; ahipmeuB $50 head; market steady a. yes.
terd.y's prices. Hogs-ReceiptS l.4o0 head; ship.
%: Yorken S Soa5 10: grassers aud light 81 7Sa
TO- Sheep-Recelpts $500 head: shipments 1900
head market loal5e higher than yesterdays prices.
CHICAGO, August l6.-Drorers Journal reports:
Catte-RecelpA ooo mead; shipments 1000 head;
90; Stockcrs and feeders 81 75a3 80: cows, bulls
and mixed 81 l5a2 So; Texas cattle s. OQa3 30:
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Cotton.

pBiLApEL. INA, August 10 Wool low. and me.
dun woal In improved demand aud prices un.
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Some OF these days the American toy
pistol will be introduced into French duel
ing warfare and then somebody will get
hurt.-Chicago Tribune.
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Tao Theatrical Profession.

) Merit will win aud receive public recognition and
praise Facts. which are tho outcome Of general cx.
periencc. growing through years Of critical and
practical test, become rs rooted and immovabIc rs
tho rock Of Gibraltar in public opinion. and hence.
forth need no further guarantee rs to their gcnu.
incness. Tho lndlsputablc fact that switta Specific
10 tho best blood purifier In tho world Is ono OF these
immovabe Gibraltar rock facts Of which wc hnyo
spoken. md every days experience roots this con-
class OF our people III America nllu IN Europe,
every trade, calling md profession, Including tho
medical profession, have borne voluntary testi.
mony. e tle retaarkab'e vIrsaes ofs 5. S. aud
Its infalllblo efficacy III curing NIL diseases OF tho
blood These testimonials arc on nle BY The thou.
sands, md open to the inspection OF all. Now come
unsolicited, Two distinguished members OF tho thcat.
rlcal profession. who gratefully testify tho wonder
full curative Qualities OF tho Specific In their nd
vldual cases. Their testimonials arc herewith sub
intteu to the public without further comment-!ct
them speak for Themselves. Thu Indy Is n member OF
the famous Th9a Theatre Company. OF New York.
anu formerly 81 tho Residence Theatre, Berlin. Ger.
many and OF McVrkcrs Stock Company Of Chicago
3he sTiftienian IA welt Known tnrtrhcr OF tlc New
YORK Thnllh Theatre Company. Doth arc we'll known
III theatrical circles In this country aud In Europe.
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CURES ELL HgsHsaRs.

from n common Illotcll. or Eruption. to tho
worst scrofnla. Salt-rheun, "ipvcr-sorcs,"
scaly or Rough Skin, in short, NIL, diseases
caused by bad blood arc conquered by this
cine. Great Eating Ulcers rapidly heal Under
Its benign influence. Especially has It mani
tested Its potency In curing letter, Eczema,
Erysipelas, Rolls. Carbunclcs, Sore Eyes, Scrof-
nlous Sores and Swcllings, lIIp-joint Disease
white Swcll!ngs," Goitrc, or Thick Neck,
and Enlarged Glands. Send ten cents In
stamps for n largo Treatise, with colorcd
patcs, on Skin Diseases, or tho same amount
Sor Treatise on Scrofu!ous Affections.
"FOR TIE BLOOD is the LIFE"
Thoroughly cleanse 1t by using DR.. Picrce's
Golden Medical Discovery, md good
digestion. fair skin, buoynnt spirits. vital
strength and bodily hcalth viii be established.
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3 Charlotte lsnndow's Testimony.

-T-I--T 1890 -. NEW IUNK Nay >, 1851.
Swift Specific Company. Atlanta, Ca: t,
Gentlemen Having been annoyed witt, pImples,
crtiptloHs and roghnCSS OF tho skin. from bal con-
dillon OF my blood, for more linn year, 1 used 4
leading preparation Of RarsapaFil!a aud otler nver
tiseu remedies 10 no effect Thou consulted pronl-
lnent physician. and from his treatment rtteived
no benefit. then concluded 10 try tho y. s. s. rem
edy for tho blood, md 1--WE or six packages, by n
thorough eradication OF my trouble and restorlng
sinoothness To- my skin, have made mo happy. nnd
checrfnlly give YOU his testimonial for such use
IND publicity Us you wish to make oft. 1a-l.r D.
. -r.r ~ FEstf.,H + fl{3. CHARLOTTE RAINBOW,
...t-.s. lsg4E l5l Dowery, near Canal Street.
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HOME MARKETS,
Tho Wholesale Prices Of all tho Various
,..as+ Commudlties.

~ at-raF lSrELI16EScER UPFfCR, [
WHsrL1No. Tuesday. August 16
Ths principal feature about this weeks quota.
lions is tho further advance In the price Of home
and other smoked meats. TIL. grocery trade,
speaking generally, has been very satisfactory
during the week; prices have been firm and sales
have averaged up we'll. In the produce line bust.
ness continues lalr Green apples arc coming In
freely: cabbaseis more plel,itul than 1t has bson.
but prices remain unchanged. For potatoes there
Is better dsmand. The prices for butter and
eggs keep UP. notwithstanding that there Is good
supply OF both commodities In market. The quo
tatlous given below are subicctto fluctuations dur.
Ing the week: 'hfH' sG5s .gI7s E.EF 81 r
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Capital Prize, $3.50, 900.
H6-EoTlCE.-Tickets arc Ten Dollars only. Halves,
Us. Fifths, 81. Tenths, 81.

2l79 Prizes, amounting goo
Application for rates 10 clubs should be made
only 10 the office OF the Company In New Orleans
For further information write clearly, giving mi
address. POSTAL EOTFs, Express Money Orders,
Or New York Exchange IN ordinary letter: Cur.
rency by Express lat our expenSel addressed
,FE rs N. A. DAUpIIIN, J.
New Orleans, La.
s.g25i ir Washington, D, O, .as,
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pNtrO1alf,,l,

OIL CrrY. Pa, August l6.-openri atGosIc: hich.
eS' en lowest G0alc; CLOSED At Gl1xc; sales 107h.
ooobarrels clcarancN 20oSG, 900 barrels: charters
I'D 2lsD barrels ahipmens G9,o45 bsrrcls runs CO..
PIrrsnukoH, PA. AUGUST l6-Petroleum active
G233sc; lowest 6o<c; clearanoes 50, 100 barrels.
NEW YoRx August 49, Petroleum closed weak:
opened at64tG highest 62kc; lowest GOH.c; closed
at Gle: sales Bis, 00J barrels. zt7 -
T, T1TusvuLs, PA, August 16-Opened at 6o9lc:
highest 621lc; lowest G)xc; closed At 6l1<c, =
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HORRll. and CLASSICAL, ACaDsMY,

VI. y. FRIES. A. NJ, Principal. ~
ocuiinn hcak Centta acGGtNile and safe,
,gllnr rprndus hCE Supplied With apparatus library
hm,n .Esetoa chart: H1d cabinet Faculty SieRwate,
itudy.TciaIatoy. tllSea philosophical. teachers CONNER
CHI and ,ea No Letter or cheaper sehool n which both
may pepUE ir the TocationS Of tc Free, Latin,
t'teet, ttHAn mncnrsry rnnmAHlp bookkeeping, vocal
mve AulTy apINIatHS anil d'Ptomas 1erms begin Aug.
Js,. 7 No! rnhGr Sh. March Ill., is. $issoo will
NylfIiRg lodging and tuition Tor oneyeat Poi catalogue
GtliE.' L. HALL, bnrlhnnnon, ". W. 49, Z,
IVIg DiW ~ ID. Gu Fsg
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UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACvIGNl
" OVER HALF A MILLION DI ,TRIBUTED,
Louisiana State LOTTERY Comnauv

incorporated in 1858 for Is yeGrs by the Legisls.
tuIe 1917 educational and Charitable purposes, with
capital OF 81, 000 0G0-to which a reserve lund
over $3.50 900 has since been added, . No :
By an overwhelming popular vote It's franchise
was made part Of the prescnt State Constitution
adopted December 3D. A. D., lS79, N
The only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed by
thu neople Of any StRte % .-lsl7--1T'-, : f- -
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r'f6 ~ IL ntetr scales NJ postpone.
Its Grand Single Number Drawings take
place monthly, and the semi unual Drawings
regularly ever SIX months gune aud Decem ber).
"a SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FOR.
TUNE Ninth Grand Drawing. Glass I. In The
Academy OF Music New Orleans, Tuesday,
September IL, 1887-208th Monthly Drawing.
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srocx OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nm

.. Is coupon......127 IN, K. & zen. g.. ol,<
y. y " counon~...-lO9H Northern Pic. Grsts .li51
Pacific IS OF '95 .....l2 North. Pac, seconds .1G5
Louisiana stamp. IS. SAX No1thwest. coEsols .i37T
Missouri l0S Wdebeu ttlrs 6s i01
Tenn. odEettlemenBlG!LI5t Paul conSos...l
do es................. ll0 St. r, u l. r frstsll6
do :. 20 lex d pac land pr's h1L
Central Pacific drsts.ll5 TEX. 4 PAc. K. d. ex.
o. 4 r. G. arsts......l20k ira coupous.,....... II
D. d &. G. West trsts II Union Pac. frss.,,..1l5
EIte BcconGs.........-.. West Shore ,. o97<
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Adams Erpress-.....l49 Northern paciao...., 2ss.
American E-press..!0S do preferred ..,,.,.,. 5iS
canada Southcrn..... h5% Chicago d Il. W, li55
Central pacifc........ aS do preferred. liz
Chesapeake 4 Ohio. 6 New York Central. i. lC9h.
do Ers! pte!erred... 10 Ohio 4 Nlsssslppf'. az
do Seconds.......... do prc.errod. ,,.,,.,. IS
G., o. O. g. I............ SAX paci6c Mai,.,,,..,, u
Denver & T. G......... lpittsburgh,
81 Reading. ............... 66
do prcierred......... 70kSt L. i s. F,.,,,..., 3jE
Fort Waync..........1L0 do preferred. ..,,,.. III
3unaas q TexaS.... 2T1 do first preferred. .lI2ai
LAKE Etis & Wcst.... 10 To- H. d 81, PAUL.. s3I
Lake ShoIe...... 94S do prcicrret. 1901,
Louisville u Nash... 6s Texas h PGciGc,...... M
L. N A. d. C............ ~ Union Pacific. bC5
Nom. q ChAs........... IS United States Er,, 67E
Michigan Central. s6Al w., St. l.. q P,.... ii
Missouri Pecifc......., 9yh do preferred. 81
Nash. & Chat............ S3 Wells. Fargo Ex...l29
Kew jersey Central. 10Y sVestern tuIou....-,, HL
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Riee-Carolna head &c; Carolina choice &c.
Carolina prime SIC; Louisiana 5a511ac; Java pear
exc; Broken aIlSac. 1i71lgl,gE ''l' =. 80 I.
syrups-Gholce Sugar Syrup sias7c: Sugar syrup
2ia25c: Honey Drips 2saS0c Maple Drips, I've gal.
Ion kegs 65c ten gallon kegs 6pc; half barrels Sc;
barrel 500; Blxh7 Maple Syrup (barrels) $50; Bixp-
Mnp!e " bnrrcls) 5Sc; Hixby Mapla no gallon
kegs Coo; Bixby Maplot5 gallon kegs &c: Bixby
Maple quart cansl 3Dc. sugar House tdark)
20a22c; &c additional 10 hall barrels).
New Orleans Molassts, Fancy 81 a5sc: choice +sa5Oc;
prime 45c; fair 4eniic: mixed goods New Orleans
Sc: bakers goods 25a27c. - ~, faa. sf ..-i :
Prorisio's-Large ). .. hams l3}xc; medium s. G,
hams l3szc; California hams Ice; g. q. breakfast ba
oon llMc; 8. o. shoulders 954c: boneless hams
l0al 10: city sides lo&o bacon shoulders SHc; ham
beef lSHalhhc;, ordinary beef IKE; country
sides 91%c; family mess pork s ID pieces SIT O0:
beau PORK. ane clear. si7 50. 40 80 1''1;g, :
Lard-Purc refined, In fierce, So; half barrels
: to SIC: tubs S$c; Chicago lard III tin pals,
lbs, SHc; TIN palls lbs, SIC; tin pals, 10 lbs,
So: tin pals, 20 lbs, nc: tin pals, so lbs, 71c
Canned GoodS-StAndard 3 lb table pcaoh 50 GOA
rs; pie peaches ID 81 20; pic peaches ID 81 90:
No, tomatoes, new. 81 Is: Rutledge corn mono In
market; DO Winslows2 ID 81 10: do IA grade ID, 9Oo
Strawberries. lb. 81 10; blackbe,ties, ID, S5u:
raspoerries, lb. 81 %; DAnsom's ID, Csc: lima
beans, ID, $50: core oysless. 10 light. Coz; do
ID full weight, 9ocasl 00 string beNns ID Ssa9Oc;
Iuceotash, 2 ID, 90casl IS; carly June peas
81 2Sal IS: French peas lbc each pineapple 81 50:
Marrowfat peas ID o. 30a2 TO- gooscborrcs ID 9On
asl 90; ID Pillar hoOk 81 20: ID sweet potatoes
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Camden Chips.

CAMDEN, D., March Z, 1851
VIM. Danner, of Greenfield, Ind, spent a
few days among old friends here last. week.
DIR. Stephens, of Eaton, was called IN con-
sultation over the Appleby children Wednes-
day last. nsmssad . a..
count of measles and scarlet fever, which is
almost at every house. p,
Rev. McMaster, of Marietta, o., preached
in the Universalist church Friday evening.
Sunday morning S%evenmile was booming,
after the hard rain Saturday night, and we
learn the bridge near Somerville was washed
away.
There will be fox aunt on Saturday next,
about three miles southwest of here, near
Coughs school house, starting from line at
9 q. m. James loung, ESQ., Will pe cou-
mander-in-chief.
Mrs. Anna Donohoe and sister, Miss Ida
Kinsey, were the recipients of a surprise din
ner at their place of business on Thursday
last. The occasion being the departure OF
their uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Kin
| sew, for their home in Wisconsin.
Mason & Morgan's Uncle Toms Cabin Com
pany will present the play in the Opera House,
Friday evening next. March 18th.
March LIST, 1882, Joe Grouse took charge OF
hauling the express, and has ever since that
time been at his post. Those five years he
has been faithful and attentive. He is care
full, honest, and a straight, upright man in all
his business. We wish Mr.. c. may %contin.
ne, for we know of no one person who could
fill his place.
DIED-Of scarlet fever, Lola, little daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Appleby, on We'd
nesday morning last, and was buried OF
Thursday afternoon at 8 o'clock. Services
were held at the house, conducted by Rev
Kalbfus.
MARR1Kp-On Monday evening last, Mr..
Henry Eccles and Miss Kate Stevenson, OF
| Wheatville, at the residence of Mr.. Charles
| Guild, on north Main street, (where Mr.. E,
had been making his home,) Rev. Kalbfus of
fciating. "t 3
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n
The Art Amateur

For March adds to the brilliant reputation of
the magazine for artistic colored studies by
giving a beautiful plate Of "Blue Titmice"
fitting gayIy through the air or perched on
b~lossoming cherry boughs. Other notable
features are an admirable double-page design
of Chinese primroses; a charming female
head with ivy wreath, by Ellen Welby; china
painting designs for a panel (female 6gure),
a lamp vase (pitcher plant) and a fruit plate
(pears); a design of daisies for a glove box
in repousse brass; several designs for altar
f~rontals and secular needlework, including a
striking portiere; attractive motives for fan
and lamp shade decoration; a page of outline
figure sketches by Edith Scannell, and apage
of monograms in N. Among the practical
topics treated are flower painting, portraiture
in oils, china painting, and needlework, and
there is a particularly valuable article on the
construction and arrangement of "The Pro-
vincial Art Gallery" Excellent illustrated
notices are given of the A. T.. Stewart collec-
ton, to be sold in March, and the Robert
Graves collection, sold in February. The
Water Color and Etching Exhibitions are re-
viewed, and there is a great variety of inter-
esting and instructive miscellaneous art
reading. Price IS cents. Montague Marks,
publisher, % Union Square, New York.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1887-03-10

Mrs. Sarah C. Campbell, wife of Jo-
siah Campbell, died of consumption on
Friday morning last, aged SO years, z
months and IL days. During her en-
tire life the deceased was esteemed by
all who knew her. In her own home
she was generous and hospitable. AS
a wife she was devoted; as a mother,
affectionate; as a member of society
and her church, alive and prominent to
every good word and work. Living
she seemed to love all, and dead her
memory is cherished by them.
The calico party given by the Eaton
Dancing Assembly at the Opera House
on Thursday night last, was a very fine
affair and was enjoyed from the gallery
of the hall by quite a large number of
our citizens. The last party of the sea-
son will be Thursday, March 18th. 1t
has been decided to make this a grand
calico party instead of ''sheet and pill
low case,'' as before announced, the
gentlemen appearing in costumes also.
Custer and the Harpers Will be present
sure. No one admitted to next meeting
except on invitation to be presented at
the door.
There is no doubt but that a majority
of the people of this village, the tax
payers, the plain, honest citizens, who
have no personal interest in partisan
politics and whose only desire is that
the common interest may be promoted
by the best methods of government, are
in favor of some effective municipal
change. The necessity for doing some
thing, and doing that something this
spring, is conceded. The "gang" pol
iticians must be put down. Are you
ready for it, tax-payers? Or are you
willing to let present affairs run on un-
til your taxes go up higher than ever
before?
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1887-03-10
Free Lecture at Miami Univer.
Hity. @

The. fourth free lecture was delivered Feb.
Goth, in the chapel, by Prof. Jos. F. James.
The evening was beautiful and the people. of
Oxford came out en- masse to hear the long
looked for lecture. The subject for the eve
ming was "Flowers and Insects" some Hum
dred Years ago." Prof. James said, "Chris-
tian Conrad Sprengel, aGerman botanist, no.
tees the hairs on the petals of geranium, and,
starting with the axiom that nothing has been
created, not even a hair, without some pur-
pose, he went to work to discover the use of
that which had excited his curiosity" Spren-
gel found that the object of these hairs was
for the purpose of protecting from the rain
the honey secreted by the plant. In 1898,
Andrew knight showed the Importance of
transfer of pollen from one plant to another.
DR.. Linds describes an orchel of Madagascar
Sin which an insect must probe a 14-inch
~nectary before q flower can produce seed
Only one moth can do this. SO if this creature
were to die the flower would disappear" All
irregularity in flowers may be considered as
done to insect agency. ga wonderful change"
/ the lecturer said "has come over naturalists
since Sprengle wrote at the close of the last
century. Then the few isolated facts known
were regarded as of little interest and no
value. Now, not a feature, not a mark, but
some one seeks to explain the purpose. For
merly, little characteristics were disregarded;
now they are looked for and the explanation
sought" The lecture was very interesting
and the audience listened to it with great at
~tention. The next and last of the course will
be delivered on Friday evening, March 1Ith.
1t will be given by Prof. Geo. w. Herpen.-
Subject: crock Records of the Earth" All
are cordially invited to attend.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1887-03-10

LADIES who are looking for a Magazine to
meet all their requirements should see Demo
rests Monthly for March. 1t has just arriv-
ed, and, as usual, is full of information and
amusement. Nothing seems to be left I'M
done to make "Demorest's" the most popular
Family Magazine in the world. There is al
ways something to interest all. from the
youngest child to the ''head of the house,
This number contains a very striking water
color picture (The Two Majesties). The Sc
rial, .'Allan Quartermain," by H. Rider Hag-
gard, author of "She," etc E, is a wonderful
story of adventure, as are all of this world
renowned authors productions. The other
stories, articles, and general information on
all household matters are too numerous to
mention. This Magazine has taken a firm
stand on the Prohibition question, which
makes it popular in families where there are
boys to influence. Nor are the girls forgot
ten, for the department of "0ur Girls" con-
tains useful advice to them. Published by
W. Jennings Demorest, II East 14th St., New
York, at $500 per year.